Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut, Syllabus of B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) W.e.f. 2021-22 (B.O.S. 05/06/2021 AC……………..) (For University Department and Colleges) (Three Years / Six semesters Programme) PROGRAM OBJECTIVE In the era of information revolution, Journalism and Mass Communication is playing a vital role in spreading information in inducing change as well as in maintaining the system of society. To fulfill these goals systematic education of Journalism and Mass Communication has become inevitable. B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) is a carrier oriented course spread over six semesters (Three Years). After Completion I year of the Course, students can get Certificate in (JMC - Journalism and Mass Communication) after IInd year they can get Diploma in JMC (JMC-Journalism and Mass Communication) and after third year students can get Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.A. JMC) General Rules: 1. The whole programme (BAJMC) is divided into six semesters (Three Years). There will be four theory papers in Ist, IInd, IIIrd and IVth semesters and in Vth semester there are three theory papers and in VIth semester the number of theory papers are two. In Ist, IInd, IIIrd and IVth semesters there will be a course related practical in each semester. In Semester Vth there will be two practicals and in semester VI, the number of practicals will be three. Each theory paper will carry 100 marks, out of which an external examination will be held carrying 75 marks and internal assessment of 25 marks and Course related practical-viva (Max. Marks 100) will be conducted by external examiner only. 2. The six semester shall be devoted to practical of Audio-Visual Production, Profile Study (Project Report),Internship-viva and two theory paper as described in the syllabus details. Profile Study (Project Report) and Internship record practical-viva shall be held towards the end of six semester and each separately will be examined by a board of examiners consisting of one External and one Internal Examiner. The examination of each practical shall be held towards the end of each semester. Note: Admission rules the same as per G.O. and University Norms.
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Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut,
Syllabus of B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) W.e.f. 2021-22 (B.O.S. 05/06/2021 AC……………..)
(For University Department and Colleges)
(Three Years / Six semesters Programme) PROGRAM OBJECTIVE
In the era of information revolution, Journalism and Mass Communication is playing a
vital role in spreading information in inducing change as well as in maintaining the
system of society. To fulfill these goals systematic education of Journalism and Mass
Communication has become inevitable.
B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC) is a carrier oriented course spread
over six semesters (Three Years). After Completion I year of the Course, students can
get Certificate in (JMC - Journalism and Mass Communication) after IInd year they can
get Diploma in JMC (JMC-Journalism and Mass Communication) and after third year
students can get Degree in Journalism and Mass Communication (B.A. JMC)
General Rules:
1. The whole programme (BAJMC) is divided into six semesters (Three Years). There
will be four theory papers in Ist, IInd, IIIrd and IVth semesters and in Vth semester
there are three theory papers and in VIth semester the number of theory papers are
two. In Ist, IInd, IIIrd and IVth semesters there will be a course related practical in
each semester. In Semester Vth there will be two practicals and in semester VI, the
number of practicals will be three. Each theory paper will carry 100 marks, out of
which an external examination will be held carrying 75 marks and internal
assessment of 25 marks and Course related practical-viva (Max. Marks 100) will be
conducted by external examiner only.
2. The six semester shall be devoted to practical of Audio-Visual Production, Profile
Study (Project Report),Internship-viva and two theory paper as described in the
syllabus details. Profile Study (Project Report) and Internship record practical-viva
shall be held towards the end of six semester and each separately will be examined
by a board of examiners consisting of one External and one Internal Examiner. The
examination of each practical shall be held towards the end of each semester.
Note: Admission rules the same as per G.O. and University Norms.
The Course BA JMC (B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication) is designed to
offer comprehensive fundamental training in various fields of Mass Communication like:
Print Media, Radio, Television, Photo Journalism, New Media, Advertising, Public
Relations, Corporate Communication, Media Management, Development
Communication research and more.
The objective of BA JMC (B.A. Journalism and Mass Communication) is to enable the
students to understand the concept, scope and significance of mass communication
and its techniques; to familiarize and train the students with media techniques by
affording them an exposure to contemporary media skills and to provide an opportunity
to pursue their areas of interest in this educational stream to go for a carrier.
PROGRAMME OUTCOMES To equip students with the knowledge and essential skills required for working in
various media organizations with different mass communication apparatuses and
varied audiences need.
To instill knowledge and fundamentals of communication in the students and hone
written -spoken communication skills essential for various media platforms.
To encourage critical thinking, research aptitude, ethics and social responsibility
related to media in the students.
To enhance the capacity of students to understand universal and domain – specific
values of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Inculcate both generic and subject-specific skills to succeed in the field of
employment and standards of life
This Programme develops scientific and practical approaches among the students
which helps in their daily life
Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut,
Revised Uniform Syllabus of B.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication w.e.f.2021-22 (B.O.S.05/06/2021 AC……………..)
(For University Department and Colleges) (Three Years / Six semesters Programme)
Year Sem Subject Paper Name Credit Marks:100
Ext. Int.
1
I Course-I Basics of Mass Communication and Journalism
4 75 25
I Course-II General Hindi 4 75 25
I Course-III Digital Journalism 4 75 25
I Course-IV Advertising and Public Relations 4 75 25
I Course-V Computer for Mass Media (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(External Only)
II Course-VI Print Media (Reporting and Editing) 4 75 25
II Course-VII General English 4 75 25
II Course-VIII Mass Media Writing Skills 4 75 25
II Course-IX Photo Journalism 4 75 25
II Course-X Media Related Software (Course Related Practical – Viva)
4 100
(External Only)
2
III Course-XI Value Education 4 75 25
III Course-XII Corporate Communication
4 75 25
III Course-XIII Broadcast Journalism (Electronic Media-I)
4 75 25
III Course-XIV Indian Political System 4 75 25
III Course-XV Graphics and Design (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(External Only)
IV Course-XVI Media Laws and Ethics 4 75 25
IV Course-XVII Media and Cultural Studies
4 75 25
IV Course-XVIII Television Journalism (Electronic Media –II)
4 75 25
IV Course-XIX Indian Social System 4 75 25
IV Course-XX Print Media Production (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(External Only)
3
V Course-XXI Communication Research 4 75 25
V Course-XXII New Media Technology 4 75 25
V Course-XXIII Environment and Rural Communication 4 75 25
V Course-XXIV Newspaper Production (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(External Only)
V Course-XXV Content Production of New Media (Course Related Practical)
2 100
(External Only )
VI Course-XXVI Media Management 4 75 25
VI Course-XXVII Development Communication 4 75 25
VI Course-XXVIII Audio-Visual Production (Electronic Media Practical-Viva)
4 100
(ExternalOnly)
VI Course-XXIX Profile Study (Project Report)
4 100
(ExternalOnly)
VI Course-XXX Internship-Viva 4 100
(ExternalOnly)
B.A. JMC B.A. (JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION)
YEAR-I (SEMESTER- 1 & 2)
SEMESTER- I
Year Sem. Subject Paper Name Credit Marks: 100
Ext. Int.
1
I Course/
Paper -I
Basics of Mass
Communication and
Journalism
4 75 25
I Course/
Paper -II General Hindi 4 75 25
I Course/
Paper -III Digital Journalism 4 75 25
I Course/
Paper -IV
Advertising and Public
Relations 4 75 25
I Course/
Paper -V
Computer for Mass Media (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100 (External Only)
Programme/Class: Certificate
B.A.JMC Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: First
Course/Paper- I
C-I Course Title: Basics of Mass Communication and
Journalism Course Outcomes: The Student at the completion of the course will be able to :
Prepare the students to understand psychology based course Students will get familiar with different types of Communication and Journalism Explain the need and importance of studying communication across life span Identifying the factors affecting Journalism
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Part-A : Communication
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Communication: Concept, Meaning and Definitions Need for Communication, Elements of Communication, Types of Communication, Process of Communication, 7 Cs of Communication.
09
II
Indian Concepts of Communication, Dialogue with Nature, Need & Relevance of Indian Model of Communication with special reference to Sadharnikaran
06
III Communication Models :Berlo’s Model of SMCR, Osgood Model of Communication, Laswell Model of Communication, Shanon-Weaver Model, Multi Step, Barriersin Communication
07
B
Theories of Mass Communication: Hypodermic theory of Mass Communication,, Individual Difference Theory, Personal Influence Theory, Sociological Theories of Mass Communication, Normative theories of Mass Media.
08
Part-B : Journalism
V Journalism: Meaning, Definition and Function, Journalism Education in India, Journalism as a Profession, Types of Journalism.
07
VI Origin and Development of Media: Newspaper, Radio, Television and Digital Media, Role of Meerut Region Press in Freedom Struggle.
10
VII Duties and Responsibilities of Journalist, Values and Ethics of Journalism. 04
VIII Press Council of India, RNI, Committees for Journalism. 09
Suggested Readings:
Narula,Uma: 2006: Handbook of Communication, NewDelhi, Atlantic Pub.
Narula,Uma: 2006: Communication Models, NewDelhi, Atlantic Pub.
Narula, Uma, 2008, Mass Communication Theory and Practice, New Delhi, Haranand Publication
Agarwal, Veerbala and Gupta, V.S.:2001, Hand Book of Journalism and Mass Communication, New Delhi, Concept Publishing
Kumar,KevalJ.:2007: Mass Communication in India, Mumbai, Jaico Pub. (3rd edt.)
McQuail,Denis : 2008:Mass Communication Theory,NewDelhi,VistarPub.,
Malhan P.N. : 2017, Communication Media : Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, New Delhi, Publication Division
Natrajan. J. : 2017, History of Indian Journalism, New Delhi, Publication Division
नटराजन,जे, 2002, भारतीय ऩत्रकाररता का इततहास, नई ददल्ऱी, प्रकाशन विभाग, कुमार, केिऱ जे: 2017 भारत मे जनसचंार, ममु्बई, जयको ऩब्लऱकोनस ् ऩातजंलऱ, प्रेमचंद, 2002 : सचंार लसद्ांत की रूऩरेखा, गाब्जयाबाद, के॰एऱ॰ऩचैरी प्रकाशन लसहं, श्रीकांतः जनसचंार प्रततरूऩ एि ंलसद्ांत, िाराणसी, विश्िविद्याऱय प्रकाशन
Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class: Certificate B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: First
Course/Paper-II
C- II Course Title: General Hindi
Course outcome:
To learn Hindi language and develop proficiency
To become competent in use the Hindi Language in Journalistic Approach
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures- 60
Unit Topics No.ofLect
ures
I शलद विचार, िाक्य, सऻा, लऱगं, िचन, कारक 7
II सिवनाम, क्रिया, विशषेण, क्रिया - विशषेण, सबंधबोधक, समचु्चयबोधक, विस्मयाददबोधक
8
III
ऩयावयिाची शलद, विऱोम, समरूऩी, एकाथवक, अनेकाथवक शलद, उऩसगव और प्रत्यय
6
IV
िाक्यांश के लऱए एक शलद एि ंअथवभेद िाऱे शलद, महुािरे, अऱकंार
4
V ऩत्रऱेखन, अनचु्छेद ऱेखन, अनिुाद, सारीश 10
VI ऱेख, तनबन्ध, अऩदित, सम्ऩादक के नाम ऩत्र 10
VII
मीडिया की भाषा, समाचारों में प्रयोग होने िाऱे शलद 07
VIII विऻाऩन में प्रयोग होने िाऱे ऱोकवप्रय शलद, कहानी ऱेखन 08
Suggested Readings:
बाहरी, हरदेि : सामान्य दहन्दी, इऱाहाबाद, प्रयाग प्रकाशन कुमार, सशुीऱ : सामान्य दहन्दी, ऩटना, ऩटना प्रकाशन लसहं, िासदेुि प्रसाद : सामान्य दहन्दी एि ंभाषा लशऺण, ऩटना, ऩटना प्रकाशन
Programme/Class: Certificate B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: First
Course/Paper-III
C-III Course Title : Digital Journalism
Courseoutcome:This course aims:
To provide introduction to Digital Journalism.
To impart the knowledge of Computer Networks and social Networking Sites.
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100 (External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures=60
Unit Topics No.ofLectures
I Digital Communication: Meaning and Definition Characteristics of Digital Communication 6
II Characteristics of Internet Brief History of ISP
6
III
Search Engines
Websites and its type
8
IV Email: Need and Importance
E-Commerce 8
V Brief History of e-newspapers in Hindi and English Reasons for the Growing Popularity of e-newspaper 8
VI Future aspects of e-newspapers Limitations of Digital Journalism 6
VII Elements of Online Newspaper Difference between Print and Online Journalism
6
VIII News Portals Reporting, Writing and Editing for Online Newspaper
10
Suggested Readings:
Nath,Shyam, 2002 : Assessing the State of Web Journalism, New Delhi, Author Press
Ahmad,Tabraj,2003: Cyber Laws E-commerce and M-commerce, New Delhi, APH Publication
Menon,Shailja,2003: Protection of Intellectual Property in Cyber Space, Delhi, Authors Press
Talesra,Hemlata/Nagda, M.L.,2003 : Web Paged Learning, Delhi, Authors Press
Chakravarthy,Jagdish,2004 : Net, Media and the Mass Communication, New Delhi, Author Press
Shrivastava, Niranjan : 2013, Fundamentals of Computers and Information System, New
Delhi, Dreamtech Press
Verma,Deepika:2020, The Era of New Media, New Delhi, A. R. Publishing
CoVerma,Deepika:2020, Social Media: Language, Policy and Management, New Delhi,
Parikalpna Pub.
SEMESTER- II
Year Sem. Subject Paper Name Credit
Marks: 100
Ext. Int.
1
II Course/
Paper –VI
Print Media (Reporting
and Editing) 4 75 25
II Course/
Paper –VII General English 4 75 25
II Course/
Paper –VIII
Mass Media Writing
Skills 4 75 25
II Course/
Paper –IX Photo Journalism 4 75 25
II Course/
Paper –X
Media Related Software (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100 (External Only)
Programme/Class: Certificate B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: Second
Course/Paper-VI
C-VI Course Title :Print Media
(Reporting and Editing)
Course outcome:
Students will get Familiar with Art and Challenges of Reporting
Students will get knowledge of Editing Methods, Tools and Symbol
Students will learn about Role and importance of Translation in the field of Journalism
Credits : 4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Part – A: Reporting
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I I
News: Concept, Meaning, Definition and Importance of News, Elements of News, News Value, Selection of News, Objectivity of News, Types of News.
10
II Intro : Definition and Types
FHeadline : Definition & Types :Beat: Meaning and Importance and Types : Crime, Sports, Political,
Parliamentary, Court, Education, Art and Culture, Rural, Women 06
III Types of Reporting : Crime, Civil, Society, Culture, Politics, Commerce and Business, Education, Development, Investigative Reporting
08
IV Structure and Functions of newsroom of daily, weekly newspaper and periodicals, different sections and their functions. 06
Part – B: Editing
V
Editing: Concept , Process and significance Editing : Nature and Need for Editing, Principles of editing, editorial desk and its function, Style Sheet – editing symbols, photo editing Editorial Values: Objectivity, facts, impartiality and balance.
8
VI Proof Reading: Meaning, Definitions and Importance, Proof Reading Symbols, New Techniques of Proof Reading 8
VII Translation: Meaning, Definition, uses and importance of translation in Journalism, Translation of Government Orders 8
VIII Structure of editorial Department: Role and Responsibilities of Media Persons: Editor, Sub Editor, Reporter, Layout Designer, Proof Reader.
Prasad. Govind and Pandey Anupam:2011, Media Lekhan aur Sampadan Kala, N. Delhi Discovery
Pubishing House
Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class: Certificate B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: Second
Course/Paper-IX
C-IX Course Title : Photojournalism
Course outcome:
Students will come to know about the basics of Photography
Students will gain knowledge about different types of Photography
To make students able to use Photo Editing Software
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100 (External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I Photography: Origin and Definitions of Photography, Camera And It’s Evolution.
7
II Modernization of Photography and its use in Mass Media, Digital Photography 8
III
Cameras, Lenses, Tripods, Monopods, Camera bags, Digital Storage. 10
IV Different types of Lighting: Natural Lighting, Artificial Lighting, The reflection of light, Outdoor and Indoor Lighting Equipment and photographing.
5
V News Photography, Sports Photography, Portrait Photography,
Fashion Photography. 7
VI Wild Photography, Advertisement Photography. Photo Feature. 8
VII
Photo Editing Software : Microsoft Office Picture Manager,
CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Photoshop CC
(Creative Cloud)
8
VIII Correcting Imperfect images: Picture Orientation, Cropping,
Levels, Altering Brightness and Contrast, Red eye. 7
Suggested Readings:
Barnbuaum, Bruce : 2010, The Art of Photography, San Rafael-USA, Rocky nook Elkinis, James: 2007, Photography Theory, Routledge Peterson, Bryan:2011, Understanding Flash Photography, Penguin Random House Kelby, Scott : 2006, Digital Photography, San Francisco, Peachpit Press Syl,Arena:2012, Lighting for Digital Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots,
Peachpit Press Dilwali, Ashok:2018, All About Photography, New Delhi, National Book Trust
Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class: Certificate
B.A. JMC Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: First Semester: Second
Course/Paper-X
C-X Course Title: Media Related Software
(Course Related Practical-Viva)
Course Outcomes :
Ability to Handle Media Related Software
Able to Edit Audio-Video Content
Able to Prepare Graphics
Credits : 4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External :100)
Total No of Lab periods: 30 (60 Hours)
Unit Topic No. of Lab Periods
I Software related to Print Media : Adobe PageMaker, Coral Draw 10
II Photoshop, QuarkXPress, InDesign 5
III Audio-Visual Software : Sound Forge, Nuendo, Adobe premiere Pro,
Students will learn about the basic concept of Corporate Communication
To understand about the process of Media Planning, Press Conference and Press Briefing
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics
No. of
Lectures
I Corporate Communication : Concept, Definitions and Evolution of Corporate Communication in India. 07
II Corporate Communication Functions. Need for Corporate Communication. Corporate Public Relations. 08
III
Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Communication and Management.
06
IV Defining strategy and its relevance in Corporate Communication, Campaign planning, crisis management Techniques.
09
V
Media Planning and Media Selection, Building a distinct. Corporate identity. Making of Logo, House style, Lettering and process.
08
VI Organizing press Conferences, Press Briefings Proactive and reactive media relations. 07
VII
Brand: Meaning, Concept, significance, Characteristics of brands, Product, Product vs. Corporate Branding, Functions of Brand, Process of Branding.
08
VIII Developing Brand Identity and Personality, Brand Strategies, Brand Sponsorship, Brand Extension, Multiple Branding, Co-branding its type.
07
Suggested Readings: Jethwani,JaishreeJ.:Corporate Communication, Oxford Unviersity Press Cutlip, ScottM. :, Center, Allen H., Broom Glen M., ;Effective Public Relations, Person
Education Wilcox, Dennis L, Study Guide for Public Relation : Stratefies and Tactics; Academic Internet
Publisher Chatterji, Madhumita, Corporate Social Responsibility, Oxford University Press Keller L Kevin, Strategic Brand Management, Person Education Majumdar, R., Product Management in India; Person Education Kapferre, Jean-Noel; The New Strategic Brand Management; Koga Page Kumar, Prashant: 2020: Advertising and Public Relations, Delhi, Parikalpna Publishing Co.
Programme/Class: Diploma B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester:Third
Course/Paper-XIII
C-XIII Course Title : Broadcast Journalism
(Electronic Media-I)
Course outcome:
Students will get the knowledge of history and development of Radio
Students will come to know about different types of Radio Programme
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of Lectures
I
History and Development of Radio in World Scenario, History and Growth of Radio in India, Characteristics of Radio
08
II Three Modes of Transmission AM,SW,FM Organizational Structure of All India Radio 06
III Radio Programs : Spoken Words, Music Specific Audience Programmes, Interview, Talk, Discussion
08
IV Radio Feature, Radio Play, Radio Bridge, Radio Commentary
08
V
Language of Radio, Writing of Radio News : Structuring Radio Copy, Editing Agency Copy, Reporter’s Copy, Compiling Radio News Programmes, News Capsuling Radio Commercials, Radio Jingles
08
VI Educational Radio Community Radio 06
VII
Qualities of Presenter / Radio Jockey Importance of Pronunciation and Voice Modulation Introduction to Microphones
06
VIII Radio Programme Production: Pre-Production, Production, Post Production 10
Suggested Readings:
Luthra,HR : 1986: Indian Broadcasting, New Delhi, Publication Division,Govt. of India Ravindran,RK: 1999: Handbook of Radio TV and Broadcast Journalim, New Delhi,
Anmol Publication (1st edt.)
Mehra,Ramesh : 2007: Media aur Prasaran, New Delhi,
Students will get Familiar with Indian Constitution
Students will get the knowledge of Indian Political System
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of Lectures
I The Simon Commission, Government of India Act 1935 Foundation of Indian Constitution, Preamble and Specific features of Indian Constitution.
10
II Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties, Directive Principles of State
10
III
Indian Parliament : Rules of Procedure and Conduct of
Business
President, Speaker of Loksabha, Chairman of Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
12
IV Legislative and other procedure, Passing of Bills, Procedure of Passing Budget and Constitution Amendment Bills, Parliamentary Committees and Functions
08
V Center State Relations, State Legislature: Governor, Chief
Minister and Council of Ministers 08
VI
Panchyati Raj and Local Government. Judicial System in India:
Supreme Court, High Court, Subordinate Court.
Citizenship and CAA, NRC, Article 370 Abolition
4
VII Changing nature of Indian Party System
National Parties, Regional Parties 4
VIII Interest and Pressure Group
Political Participation and Voting Behavior 4
Suggested Readings:
Basu, D.D. : 2013, Introduction to the Constitution of India, New Delhi, Lexis Nexis Bitterworths India
Basu, D.D. : 2013, Bharat ka Samvidhan Ek Parichay, New Delhi, Lexis Nexis Bitterworths India
Kashyap,Subhash:2011,Hamari Sansad, New Delhi, National Book Trust
Jain,Pukhraj :2015,Bhartiya Shasan Evam Rajniti, New Delhi, Sahitya Bhawan
Jain,Pukhrajand Rajesh:2015, Bhartiya Samvidhan, Delhi, SBPD Publishing House Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Diploma B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester : Third
Course/Paper-XV
C-XV Course Title : Graphics and Design (Course Related Practical-Viva)
Course outcome : Able to design advertising and make plan for that Understand Public Relations and able to make good Public Relations campaign Know Press Briefing, Press Conference and others
Credit : 4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External Only)
Total No. of Lab Periods : 30 (60 Hours)
Unit Topics No. of Lectures
I Design Print Advertising for His/her Institute
6
II Design Visual Advertising for His / her Institute and also for any Historical or Religious Place
12
III Prepare Radio Advertisement for His / her Institute
5
IV Case Study of any one the Advertising National Campaign
7
Suggested Readings:
Parker A. David an Batra Rajiv, Advertising Management, New Delhi, Practice Hall
Ahuja, B.N. and Chhabra S.S., Advertising, New Delhi, Surjeet Publications
Chunawalla, S.A. and Sethia K.C. : 2014, Foundation of Advertising : Theory and Practice, Mumbai, Himalaya Publishing House
Mehta, D.S., 1998, Handbook of Public Relations in India, New Delhi, Allied Publisher
Kumar, Prashant: 2020: Advertising and Public Relations, Delhi, Parikalpna Publishing
Co.
B.A. JMC
YEAR-II
SEMESTER-IV
Year Sem. Subject Paper Name Credit Marks: 100
Ext. Int.
2
IV Course/
Paper –XVI
Media Laws and Ethics 4 75 25
IV Course/
Paper –XVII
Media and Cultural Studies 4 75 25
IV Course/
Paper –XVIII
Television Journalism (Electronic Media-II)
4 75 25
IV Course/
Paper –XIX
Indian Social System 4 75 25
IV Course/
Paper –XX
Print Media Production (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(Only External)
Programme/Class: Diploma B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester: Four
Course/Paper-XVI
C-XVI Course Title : Media Laws and Ethics
Course outcome:
To know about the concept of law
To make students aware of various media Associations and Organizations
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I Law : Concept, Meaning and Definition Law and Justice Society , Press and Law
08
II Indian Constitution and Press Freedom of Speech and Expression 07
III Parliamentary Privileges Contempt of Court
08
IV Press and Registration of Book Act Official Secret Act
07
V
Defamation
Copy Right Act
Working Journalist Act
08
VI
Digitations and Conditional Access System
Cinematography Act
Cyber Laws
07
VII Right to Information Act Prasar Bharti Act Cable TV Regulation Act
08
VIII
Media Associations and Organizations : PCI, INS, Editors Guild Audit Bureau of Circulation, Different Committees : Chanda, Nayyar, Verghese, Joshi Media Ethics
07
Suggested Readings: Trikha,NK:2012, Press Vidhi, Varanasi, Vishvidyala Prakashan Neelamdar,M:2009, Media Laws and Ethics, New Delhi, Prentice Hall, India Learning Pvt. Ltd. R.S. Myneni:2020, Media Law, New Delhi, Asia Law House Bansi, Munna:2014, Mass Media and Related Laws in India, Kolkata, Booksway Kundra,s:2005, Media Laws and Indian Constitution, New Delhi, Anmol Publication Prasad, Kiran:2011, Media Law In India, Kluwer Law International Dixit, Anil K:2006, Press Laws and Media Ethics, Reference Press Basu, D.D., 2020, Introduction to The Constitution of India, Gurgaon, Lexis Nexis
Basu, D.D. 2005, Law of the Press in India, N. Delhi, Prentice Hall of India
Singh, Srikant:Janmadhyam Kanoon evam Uttardayitva, N.Delhi, Satyam Publishing House
Singh, S.Swaroop : 2004,PressaurBhartiyaSansad, N.Delhi,ClassicalPublishingCo. Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class: Diploma B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester: Four
Course/Paper-XVII
C-XVII Course Title : Media and Cultural Studies
Course outcome : Students will gain knowledge about:
Concept of Culture
Intercultural change
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures: 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Culture : Concept, Meaning and Definitions Nature of Culture, Characteristics of Culture. 06
II Communication and Culture Role of Religion and Tradition in Cultural Integration Importance of Ramayana and Mahabharata in Indian Culture
09
III
Popular Culture, Mass Culture, Folk Media as a form of Mass Cultural, Mass Media and Cultural Change
08
IV Mass Media and Intercultural Change 07
V
Media as Texts, Signs and Codes in Media, Discourse and Analysis, Understanding media Culture, 08
VI Nation, Class and caste issues in Media 07
VII
Uses and Gratification Approach, Reception Studies, Active Audiences, Women as Audiences, Fandom, Media Sub Cultures:
09
VIII Digital Media Sub Cultures.
06
Suggested Readings: R. Hammer and K. Douglas :2009, Media/Cultural Studies, Newyork, Peterlong C.James and M David:2005, Media and Cultural Theory, London, Routledge K.Douglas:2020, Media Culture, London, Routledge
Kumar,KevalJ.:2015: Mass Communication in India, Mumbai, Jaico
Pub. Gupta,N.L:1998, Cross Cultural Communication, New Delhi Concept Publishing Co. Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Diploma
B. A. JMC Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester: Four
Course/Paper-XVIII
C-XVIII Course Title : Television Journalism
(Electronic Media-II) Course outcome:
To make students aware of nature and importance of Television
To impart knowledge about different types of Television programmes To make students understand the process of Television Programme Production
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I History and Development of Television in India Nature and Importance of Television 05
II Characteristics of TV as Compared to other media Mode of Transmission : Terrestrial Satellite TV, Cable TV 04
III Nature and Types of TV Programmes Fictional Programmes : Soap Opera, Serials, Films
04
IV
News Based Programmes : Talk, Discussion, etc. Educational Programme Commentary, Documentary Reality Shows
12
V Elements of TV News Sources of TV News 05
VI Types of TV News Bulletins and their Structure Basic Principles of TV News Writing News Package
10
VII
Television Programme Production Pre Production Production Post Production
10
VIII
Anchoring and Presentation : Pronuncition Body Language Art of Anchoring News Reading Art of Interview
10
Suggested Readings: Ravindran,R.K. :1999 :Hand Book of Radio T.V and Broadcast Journalism, New
Delhi,AnmolPublication (1st edt.)
Sinha,P.C : 2005: Encyclopedia of Broadcasting TV & Radio, New Delhi , Anmol Publication
(1st edt.)
Firoz,Mohd : 2005: Television in India, Delhi, SagePublication (1st ed.)
Todorovic,Aleksendar Louis: 2006: Television Technology, New Delhi, Focal press Friedmann,Anthony : 2007 : Writing for Visual Media, New Delhi, Focal Press (2nd edt.)
Boyd,Andrew: 2007: Broadcast Journalism (Techniques of Radio and Television News) N.
Delhi, Focal press (5th edt.)
Ivan,Cury : 2011: Directing and producing for Television, London, Focal Press
Singh,Mahaveer : 2014:DoordarshanMadhyamEvamTakniki,Delhi,ShilpyanPrakashan Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Svayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Diploma B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester:Four
Course/Paper-XIX
C-XIX Course Title : Indian Social System
Course outcome:
Students will get Familiar with Indian Society
Students will get the knowledge of Social Structure of Indian Society
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of Lectures
I
Society: Concept and Definitions. Introduction to Indian Social Structure. Social Stratification in India. Faith and Belief in India. Social Institutions: Family, Community, Social Groups.
08
II Social Change: Concept, Process, Types and agents/factors. Types of Society and Communication: Ancient, Recent, Past and Present.
07
III
Family Structure in Indian Society. Family Culture in India. 05
IV Marriage and Kinship in Indian Social System. Changing Indian Society.
07
V
Caste System in Indian Society. Characteristics of Caste
System. Intercultural Communication, Role of Intercultural
Communication in diverse society.
08
VI
Culture: Tradition and Values. Various aspects of Indian
Culture, Individualism and Collectivism. 07
VII
Social Issues and Mass Media: Human Rights, Consumerism, Women Empowerment.
10
VIII Access, Community Participation, Impact of Media on Society Globalization
08
Suggested Readings:
Ravindran,R.K. 1999: Media and Society, New Delhi, Common Wealth Publication, (1st edt.)
Campbell,Richard 2000: Media And Culture,New York, Bedford Publication, (IInd edt.) Singh,J.K.2002: Media Culture and Communication, Jaipur, Mangaldeep Publication (1st edt.)
Sharma,R.S. 2002: Material Culture and Social Formation in Ancient India, New Delhi (1st edt.)
Prabhakar,Manohar/Bhanawat Sanjeev 2004: Human Right ,Jaipur, University Book House (P) Ltd
(1stedt.)
Kumar,KavelJ.2015: Mass Communication in India ,Delhi, Jaico Publication House (IIIrd edt.)
Ahuja,Ram 1993, Indian Social System, New Delhi, Rawat Publisher
Ahuja,Ram 1992, Social Problems in India, New Delhi, Rawat Publisher Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Diploma B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Second Semester: Four
Course/Paper-XX
C-XX Course Title: Print Media Production
(Course Related Practical-Viva)
Course outcome : Able to Produce Photo Feature Plan & Prepare Print Media Content Develop understanding for House Journal Publication
Credit: 4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External Only )
Total No. of Lab Periods : 30 (60 Hours)
UNIT Topics No. of Lab
Periods
I
All the Students have to design two pages Newspaper in A3 size using InDesign/QuarkXPress. PowerPoint: At least one presentation of not less than 10 slides on any topic assigned. All assignment should be submitted in a C.D. format to the Department.
8
II All the students have to make their Institute’s House Journal of at least 20 pages including articles, photographs and stories etc.
8
III All the students have to write 05 articles on any two current social issue and make a separate file and submit it to the Department.
7
IV All the students have to create a photo feature with at least 07 Photographs of 12 X 7 inches and submit the print out of the same in the Department.
7
Suggested Readings :
Sarkar, N.N. 2013, Art and Print Production, Oxford University Press
Pace Kayanna, Designer’s Guide to Print Production
Collins Wayne , Graphic Design and Print Production
BA JMC
YEAR-III (SEMESTER-5 &6)
SEMESTER-V
Year Sem. Subject Paper Name Credit Marks: 100
Ext. Int.
3
V Course/
Paper -XXI Communication Research 4 75 25
V Course/
Paper -XXII New Media Technology 4 75 25
V Course/
Paper -XXIII Environment and Rural Communication
4 75 25
V Course/
Paper -XXIV Newspaper Production (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100
(External Only
V
Course/
Paper -XXV
Content production for New Media (Course Related Practical-Viva)
4 100 (External Only)
Programme/Class : Degree
B. A. JMC Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/Paper-XXI
C-XXI Course Title : Communication Research
Course outcome:
Gain knowledge of Research Methods and Techniques
Able to develop scientific knowledge
Practical Knowledge of Research on various issues
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Communication Research: Meaning, Definition and Importance, Scientific Approach for Communication Research Communication Research in India, Nature and Scope of Communication Research, Research and Communication Theory’s
07
II
Process of Research, Types of Research, Formulating a Research Problem, Research Design : Meaning, Definition and Importance, Types of Research Design
07
III
Variable : Meaning, Definition and Types, Importance of variables, Scaling Techniques, Hypothesis, Hypothesis: Meaning Definition and Importance, Types of Hypothesis, Hypothesis Testing
10
IV Methods of Communication Research : Census Method, Survey Method, Observation Method, Clinical Studies, Case Studies, Pre Election Studies, Exit Poll, Content Analysis
08
V
Data : Meaning Definition and Importance of Data in Research, Types of Data : Primary Data, Secondary Data, Data Collection Tools: Questionnaire, Schedule, observation and Interview, Source of Data.
08
VI Sampling: Meaning Definition and Importance of Sampling, Types of Sampling, Sampling Errors and Distribution, Data Analysis
05
VII
Parametric and non-parametric, Uni-variable, bi-variable, multi-
variable, testing of significant, level of reliability and validity,
SPSS and other statistical package.
08
VIII Report writing , Coding Techniques and Tabulation, Non Statistical Methods, Descriptive –Historical-Statistical Analysis 07
Suggested Readings:
Wimmer,Roger, D and Dominick, Joseph, R:2015, Mass Media Research an Introduction, Thomson Wadsworth
Kothari, C.R:2004, Research Methodology : Methods and Techniques, New Delhi ,New Age International Publishers
Beterand, Ina and Hughes, Peter : 2017, Media Research Methods; Audiences, Institutions, Texts, Newyork, MacMillan International
Mishra, Rajendra:2002, Anusandhan ki Pravidhi aur Prakriya, New Delhi, Taxshila Publication
Joshi, Uma:2002,Media Research, Delhi, Author Press Dayal, Manoj,2005,, Media Shodh, Chandigarh, Haryana Granth Academy. Shama, Jainarayan, 2007, Research Methodology, New Delhi, Deep & Deep
Publication , Pvt. Ltd. Verma,Deepika:2020, Social Media: Language, Policy and Management, New Delhi,
Parikalpna Pub. Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Degree B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/Paper-XXII
C-XXII Course Title : New Media Technology
Course outcome:
Students will come to know about the fundamentals of multi media
Students will know about the basics of new media.
Students will be familiarizing with new media.
The Students will get the knowledge about the various tools of new media technology.
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I Definition, Meaning, Scope and importance of Multimedia, Emergence and Importance of Multimedia. Video on Demand, Interactive TV, Wi-Fi, Wireless cable, Fiber optics.
09
II
E-Newspaper-Brief History of the E-Newspaper in English and Hindi, Reasons for the growing popularity of e-newspaper, Present and Future of E-newspaper, Limitations of online newspapers
09
III Internet TV and Internet Radio, Future of Mass Media technologies,
09
IV Cyber journalism and cyber laws. Technological advancement and its impact on entertainment.
10
V Websites and its types, E-mail: need and importance,
Web tools : Blogs, Social Media and Search Engine 08
VI Traditional vs Web Journalism : Meaning, Definition and
Difference 06
VII
Elements of a web newspaper: Report writing, Editing for web
Journalism 05
VIII Web Journalism and Law 04
Suggested Readings:
Nath,Shyam, 2002 : Assessing the State of Web Journalism, New Delhi, Author Press
Ahmad,Tabraj,2003: Cyber Laws E-commerce and M-commerce, New Delhi, APH Publication
Menon,Shailja,2003: Protection of Intellectual Property in Cyber Space, Delhi, Authors Press
Talesra,Hemlata/Nagda, M.L.,2003 : Web Paged Learning, Delhi, Authors Press
Chakravarthy,Jagdish,2004 : Net, Media and the Mass Communication, New Delhi, Author Press
Edition) Verma, Deepika, 2020: Social Media: Language, Policy and Management, New Delhi, Parikalpna
Pub. Co. Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online Study Material
Programme/Class : Degree B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/Paper-XXIII
C-XXIII Course Title : Environment and Rural Communication
Course outcome:
Students will know about Environment
Students will know the importance of Rural Communication.
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
TotalNo.ofLectures:60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Environment : Concept and Perspectives, Environment and Society, Environment Pollution
06
II
Need for Environmental Communication, International Issues of Environment : Global Warming, Earth Summits, Role of UNO in Environment Protection
09
III
India’s National Environment Policy, Ministry of Environment and Forest Govt. of India, Department of Environment Uttar Pradesh, Environmental Laws.
07
IV
National Mission for Clean Ganga-Namami Gange, Yamuna Action Plan, Important Environmental Movements : Chipko Movement, Jungle Bachao Andolan, Narmada Bachao Andolan, Tehri Dam Project, Bhopal Gas Tragedy
08
V
Concept of Rural Area and Rural Community, Rural Development: Meaning and Objectives, Areas of Rural Development: Health, Agriculture, Education, Women Empowerment etc.
09
VI
Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions and Opinion Leaders. Rural Communication : meaning and Scope, , Rural Journalism , Newspapers, Community Radio
06
VII
Traditional Media & Development: Traditional and Folk Media,
Folk Culture, Folk Song, Dance and Drama, Traditional Folk
Media in Rural Campaign and Advocacy.
08
VIII
Role of Media and Information Technology in Rural Journalism.
Role of NGO’s and Volunteering Agencies.
07
Suggested Readings:
R.Rajgopalan:2005, Environment Studies From Crisis to Cure, New Delhi, Oxford Press
Abraham, Rajmola :2010, Journalism and Environment News, New Delhi, Kanishka
Publication
Kumar,KevalJ.:2015: Mass Communication in India, Mumbai, Jaico Pub.
Gupta,V.S.:2000, Communication & Development, New Delhi, Concept Publishing Co.
Jain,C.M., 1995, Media and Rural Development, Jaipur, University Book House
Patil, Jaya:2004, Media for Rural Communication, Delhi, Delta Publishing House
Narula, Uma:2004, Development Communication, Theory and Practices, New Delhi,
Haranand Publication
Sinha, Arvind Kumar, 1985, Mass Media and Rural Development, New Delhi, Concept
Publishing Co.
Srivastava, M.K, 2016, Environment and Media, Delhi, A.R. Publishing Co.
Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Svayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU online
Study Material
Programme/Class: Degree B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/Paper-XXIV
Course-XXIV Course Title : Newspaper Production
Course Outcomes:
Learn to Design Newspaper and Magazine
Able to Edit, layout Design and All Process of Newspaper Production
Credit : 4 Compulsory
Marks : 100 (Only External)
Total No. of Lab Periods : 30 (60 Hours)
Unit Topics No. of Lab Periods
I Publish Monthly Newspaper 08
II Prepare a Magazine of minimum 20 Pages 08
III Write 10 Articles on Current and Contemporary Topics 07
IV Prepare a Scrap Book on Media 07
Programme/Class: Degree B.A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/Paper-XXV
C-XXV Course Title: Content Production for New Media (Course Related Practical-Viva)
Course outcome :
Able to operate various new media platform Make Use of Audio-Visual aids for New Media Able to start You tube Channel and website
Credit : 4 Core Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External Only )
Total No. of Lab Periods : 30 (60 Hours)
Unit Topic No. of Lab Periods
I Create You tube Channel and upload content 08
II News Writing Creation and Post Writing on Current Issues and News 07
III Operate Social Media and Managing Them 07
IV Monetizing Process of Social Media Platform Monetize minimum one Channel of Social Media
07
Suggested Readings :
User Guide of Various Social Media Platform.
Verma, Deepika,2020:Social Media: Language, Policy and Management, New Delhi, Parikalpna Publisher
B.A. JMC
YEAR-III
SEMESTER-VI
Year Sem. Subject Paper Name Marks
3
VI Course-XXVI Media Management 100
(External : 75 Internal : 25)
VI Course-XXVII Development Communication
100 (External : 75 Internal : 25)
VI Course-XXVIII Audio-Visual Production 100
(External Only)
VI Course-XXIX Profile Study
(Project Report) 100
(External Only)
VI Course-XXX Internship-viva 100
(External Only)
Programme/Class: Degree B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Six
Course/Paper-XXVI
C-XXVI Course Title : Media Management
Course outcome:
Knowing Media Management
Identify the Different Techniques of Media Management
Know Media Scene in India
Credits:4 Compulsory
Max.Marks:100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Principles of Media Management and their significance- media as an industry and profession. Ownership patterns of mass media in India-Sole proprietorship, partnership, private limited. Companies, public limited companies, trusts, cooperatives, religious institutions (Societies) and franchisees (Chains)
08
II
Policy Formulation-Planning and Control; problems, process and prospects of launching media ventures. Organization Theory, delegation, decentralization, Motivation, Control and Co-ordination. Hierarchy, functions and organizational structure of different departments.
10
III
General Management, finance, Circulation, (Sales-Promotion-
including Pricing and Price – War aspect), Advertising
(Marketing), Personal Management, Production and reference
sections. Changing roles of editorial staff and other media
persons. Editorial –Response system.
10
IV
Budgeting and Finance, Capital Cost, Production Cost, Commercial polity, advertising and sales strategy, evolving a strategy and plan of action, operation, production schedule and process, evaluation, budget control, costing tax, labour laws and PR for building and sustaining business and audience.
10
V
Planning and execution of Programme Production terms, control
Practices and procedures. Economics of Print and Electronic
Media Management, Business, Legal and financial aspects of
media management
08
VI
Press Commissions and Press Council of India, Press Institute of India; Audit Bureau of Circulation, Indian Newspaper Society, Editors Guild of India, Press Information Bureau, Directorate of Audio-Visual Publicity
04
VII
Administration and Programme management in media-
Scheduling, transmitting, record keeping, Quality Control and
Cost effective techniques
05
VIII
Employ/Employer and Customer Relations services, marketing
strategies – brand promotion (Space, Time, Circulation)-Reach-
Promotion-Market survey techniques-Human Research
Development for Media.
05
Suggested Readings:
Wimmer,Roger, D and Dominick, Joseph, R:2015, Mass Media Research an
Introduction, Thomson Wadsworth
Kothari, C.R:2004, Research Methodology : Methods and Techniques, New Delhi ,New
Age International Publishers
Beterand, Ina and Hughes, Peter : 2017, Media Research Methods; Audiences,
Institutions, Texts, Newyork, MacMillan International
Mishra, Rajendra:2002, Anusandhan ki Pravidhi aur Prakriya, New Delhi, Taxshila
Dayal, Manoj, 2005,, Media Shodh, Chandigarh, Haryana Granth Academy.
Shama, Jainarayan, 2007, Research Methodology, New Delhi, Deep & Deep Publication
, Pvt. Ltd
Suggested Digital Platforms : e-PG Pathsala, Swayam Portal, IGNOU and UPRTOU
online Study Material
Programme/Class: Degree B. A. JMC
Journalism and Mass Communication
Year: Third Semester: Fifth
Course/ Paper-XXVII
C-XXVII Course Title : Development Communication
Course outcome:
Understand the Development
Understand about the Development Communication
Identify the Indictor of Development
Impart skills to implement, monitor & evaluate programmes
Credits: 4 Compulsory
Max. Marks: 100
(External : 75 + Internal :25)
Total No. of Lectures : 60
Unit Topics No. of
Lectures
I
Development : Meaning, Definition, Process Definition, Meaning, Scope and Concept of Development Communication, Gap between Developed and Developing societies.
8
II
Characteristics of Developing Countries, (High Dependence on primary sector, Unemployment, Low Productivity, low Level of Living). Indicators of Development (GDP/NNP, Human Development Index, Physical Quality of Life Index, Per capita Income and Others Indicators)
8
III
Theories of Development: Social, Political and Economic Theory. Models of Development : Western, Eastern, Gandhian, Schumacher’s Development Communication, Process – Special reference to India
7
IV Use of Traditional Media, Print Media and Electronic Media for Development, Role of NGO’s in Development.
7
V
Development Support Communication : Population and family welfare – Health-Education and Society – Environment and Development – Problems faced in Development Support Communication
7
VI
Development Support Communication Policy – Strategies and Action Plans – Democratic decentralization, Panchyati Raj – Planning at National, State, Regional, District, Block and Village Levels
8
VII
Agricultural Communication and Rural Development : The Genesis of agricultural extension approach system- approach in agricultural Communication, Diffusion of Innovation- Model of Agricultural extension- case studies of communication support to agriculture.
7
VIII
Nongovernmental (NGOs) organizations problems faced in